District Court Fines List For Speeding In Various Cities
The district court fines include $10 plus court costs for speeding for Ed Easter of Omaha Allen Farwell of Glenwood Michael Meinders of Glenwood Diana Hanna of Council Bluffs Leslie Mitchell of Malvern Robert Stilwell of Hastings Lee Hering of Bellevue Neb Daniel Reed of Missouri Valley Robert Maxwell of Council Bluffs Michael Buffington of Glenwood Roy Wipf of Glenwood Lawrence Beehler of Omaha Joel Caywood of Glenwood Larry Patterson of Glenwood LaVern Snodgrass of Thurman Ralph Bauman of Omaha Wayne Wood of Orlando Fla Kenneth Watnke of Omaha Walter Sharp of Floyds Knobs Ind Joseph Gray of Duncan Okla SIS Adrian Delfs of Council Bluffs SIS overload 18.66.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Easter
Omaha
Allen Farwell
Glenwood
Michael Meinders
Diana Hanna
Council Bluffs
Leslie Mitchell
Malvern
Robert Stilwell
Hastings
Lee Herting
Bellevue
Neb
Daniel Reed
Missouri Valley
Robert Maxwell
Michael Buffington
Roy Wipf
Glen
Vandalism and theft notes from Glenwood police
Police logs report December 23 to December 26 thefts and vandalism in Glenwood. A Santa figure and Rudolph were stolen from a Clair Clark lawn arrangement, later returned. A purse snatching on Hazel and Coolidge Streets involved Cynthia Winstone at 8:22 p.m. A Santa figure was also stolen from a gas lamp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenwood
Leo Cox
Santa Claus
Rudolph
Santa
Clair Clark
Cynthia Winstone
Hazel
Coolidge
Local court fines and suspensions reported in area docket
Magistrate fines and court costs listed: Jerry Brown of Winston Salem Oregon cited for public intoxication with five days suspended jail term and at least $8.50 costs. David Hansen of Omaha cited for expired Nebraska in transit with $18.50. Joseph Bort of Omaha cited for speeding with $38.50. Edna Wise of Bedford cited for improper left turn with $23.50. George A. Moore of Tabor charged December 26 with OMVUS after arrest by Fremont County Deputy Steve McDonald. released on $500 recognizance bond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerry Brown
Winston- Salem
Ore
David Hansen
Omaha
Nebraska In Transit
Joseph
Bort
Edna Wise
Bedford
George A. Moore
Tabor
OMVUS
Fremont County
Steve McDonald
Mills County bond drive hits three-fifths of goal in 1976
Mills County October bond sales in series E and H total 23 113 bringing the year’s safe total to 178 178. The county’s progress stands at 59 percent of the Savings Bonds Division of the Treasury assigned goal. Gerald L. Fickel of Glenwood, Mills County volunteer bond chairman, reported the figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mills County
Savings Bonds Division
Department of the Treasury
Gerald L. Fickel
Glenwood
China Cupboard thanks customers for 1976 gifts
The China Cupboard at 706 N Locust thanks customers for a year of support in 1976 and pledges to stock many new and exciting gifts in 1977. Contact Bale at 527-3001 for more information.
Small Claims Filed in Mills County Clerk Court
Small claims filed December 21 to December 27 include Homer Wallus of Pacific Function vs Gary Ives and Nancy Ives of Bartlett for a $168.25 house rental charge, and City of Emerson against Ted Barton of Emerson for a water bill of 45,35.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mills County Clerk of Court
Homer Wallus
Pacific Tunction
Gary
Nancy
Ives
Bartlett
City of
Emerson
Ted Barton
To The Editor A Dog Lover’s Christmas Message
A Glenwood family mourns Taffy the year old poodle killed December 21 on the highway. They condemn the driver who did not stop or move the dog, calling the incident a hurtful Christmas memory and thanking the unknown person sarcastically for their kindness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bruce Maddocks
Glenwood
Arthritis Workshop Slated For Public
An arthritis and family education workshop for the public runs 7 to 9 pm on January 4 and 6 at Glen Haven Nursing Home. Physicians from Council Bluffs will assist with lectures, films, and discussions. The event is free and open to all ages, with sessions led by Harold Shanks and doctors I Haussmann and C Adli.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glen Haven
Harold Shanks
Council Bluffs
National Arthritis Foundation
Iowa
Physical Therapy Clinic
Glenwood
Christmas Party for Pacific Junction Senior Citizens
Yesterdays Youth of Pacific Junction and nearby communities held their second annual Christmas party on December 17 at the Pacific Junction United Methodist Church. More than 100 guests shared a noon potluck served by United Methodist Women. The Regal Riots rhythm band from Regal Towers in Council Bluffs performed a musical program of songs and fellowship, with all 18 members, senior citizens, participating. Gifts and treats were given to attendees, honoring the oldest members Alta Hathaway and Caleb Fisher at 88, and recognizing Mr. and Mrs. John Powles as the longest-married couple at 64 years. Fred Kuhl Sr. and his wife were noted as celebrating 60 years of marriage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pacific Junction
Pacific Junction United Methodist Church
United Methodist
Regal Riots
Regal Towers
Council Bluffs
Alta Hathaway
Caleb Fisher
John Powles
Fred Kuhl
Tribune
Pleads Guilty To OMVUS In District Court
An Umana man pleaded guilty on December 7 in District Court to a charge of OMVUS. Homer Smith was fined 300 dollars, his driver's license suspended for 120 days, and he will attend a driving-while-intoxicated rehabilitation school. Clifford Fender faces arraignment for a third OMVUS offense in District Court on January 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Umana
Homer Smith
Clifford Fender
Stolen truck, corn, tires cited in Henderson area report
A 1972 Ford straight truck was stolen from a tenant farm near Henderson along with two loads of corn valued at 600 dollars per load. Also stolen were two white wall tires from James Summers in Malvern valued at 160 dollars. A radio and battery from a Chevrolet on a car lot and a Ford radiator were reported stolen. Dust caused a two car collision near Genwood on December 22. Kim Haner’s 1964 Chevrolet and Charles Penry’s 1969 Chevrolet sustained 200 and 500 dollars in damage respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henderson
Robert Morris Johnson
Red Oak
James Summers
Malvern
Bill Hansen
Imogene
Chevrolet
Ford
Jesse Owens Speaks at Mills Montgomery Feeders Dinner
Olympian Jesse Owens will address the Mills Montgomery Livestock Feeders at the Holiday Inn Red Oak on January 20. The association will hold its annual business meeting at noon and a prime rib dinner at 7 p.m. for $10, with tickets from board members. Rod Guy of Malvern leads the association as president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesse Owens
Mills-Montgomery
Holiday Inn
Red Oak
Rod Guy
Malvern
License To Wed Players From Lincoln Area
Joseph Anthony Howard and Paul Criswell, both 26, of Glenwood and Lincoln, seek a license to wed Theresa Hogan, 20, of Lincoln, and Nancy E. Asmus, 29, of Glenwood, Neb.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Anthony Howard
Paul Criswell
Glen
Lincoln
Kathleenwood
Nancy E. Asmus
Theresa Hogan
Sen
Glenwood
Gossip From The Past In One Glimpse Of Glenwood News
A collage of vintage notes recalls typhoid in a pastor, a lighthearted sleigh ride tip, street brawl arrests, aging life expectancy stats, the first female lawyer, 1900s sermons on dancing, a Hillsdale arrest for selling intoxicants, Paris exposition notes, Iowa violent deaths in 1925, a Memphis con artist tale, a snowy Christmas mood, a wry remark about appearances, a 1944 Malvern farm sale, and Mills County war bond notes with a blunder at a local game.
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I. Hauss
Guenwooo State Bank
FDIC
Sheriff's Report
Genwood
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Randolph
Kim Haner
Hanet
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Penry
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Ahrom
Opinion- Tribune
J. K. Nutting
Congregational Church
Sharp Street
Pleasant
United States
M. J. Schultz
Hillsdale
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Schultz
Plattsmouth
Opera House
Woman's Club
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Silver City Times
Montana
Bryce Hayes
Robinson's Jewelry & Gifts
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Timex
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